Phrases with Dendra

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Philas is beautiful ; Memphis is sadly picturesque ; Dendra is a memory to cling to
the soul forever ; the grottoes of Beni Hassan well repay the toils of travel ; the
Pyramids are at once sublime and awe-inspiring ; but the crowning glory of Egypt
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Philae is beautiful ; Memphis is sadly* picturesque ; Dendra is a memory to cling
to the soul forever ; the grottoes of Beni Hassan well repay the toils of travel ; the
Pyramids are at once sublime and awe-inspiring ; but the crowning glory of ...

Dendra is a monomeric fluorescent protein derived from Octocoral
dendronephthy in which the emission peak migrated from 505 nm to 575 nm after
activation by blue light, and its spectral properties are similar to that of Kaede.
After activation ...

Dendra is a very peculiar site, which consists of fifteen large pits. Two shallow
pits, interpreted as 'violations', contained EN1 material, including pottery. All the
others were deep pits dug into the soft local limestone,” with convex walls,
irregular ...

The term dendrimer is derived from Greek (dendra means tree and meros means
part) and describes highly branched three-dimensional structures. The dendritic
architecture was first reported in the late 1970s and the early 1980s by the ...

An almost complete example of one of these armors was found in a tomb of a
Mycenaean noble near Dendra in Greece. This armor consists of bands of
bronze around the neck and torso with shoulder guards, shin guards, and a
tubular ...

A tree-like highly branched polymer molecule (Greek dendra = tree). Dendrimers
are synthesized from monomers with new branches added in discrete steps (“
generation”) to form a treelike architecture. A high level of synthetic control is ...

Examples are Kaede, EosFP, mEosFP, KikGR, Dendra and → Dendra2. Third,
and in contrast, a series of reversibly convertible PAFPs exist that allow repeated
excitation and quenching. For example, chromoprotein as e.g. FP595 and its ...